Rob Long: Ravens-Panthers Preview
We can expect it to be an emotional game for Steve Smith, Sr and we can expect Joe Flacco to take advantage of that.
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We can expect it to be an emotional game for Steve Smith, Sr and we can expect Joe Flacco to take advantage of that.
Former General Manager of the Carolina Panthers Marty Hurny joined Scott, Jeremy and Jason to preview this weekend's match-up between the Panthers and Ravens, and to also give a scouting report on the Panthers.
Aaron Wilson, of The Baltimore Sun, joined us to talk everything Ravens heading into their matchup with the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
Joe Fortenbaugh, from NFPost.com and Co-Host of Fantasy Sports Live in Las Vegas, joined us to talk about this week's NFL matchups.
Mick Mixon, voice of the Play by Play, from the Carolina Panthers Radio Network joins The Scott Garceau Show with Jeremy Conn and Jason La Canfora for the Ravens match up this weekend.
I believe all the stars have aligned for that result this Sunday at home against Carolina.
Panthers reporter Lanny Ford from ESPN 730 in Charlotte joined us to discuss the upcoming matchup between the Ravens and the Panthers.
Carolina Panthers beat reporter Joe Person joined Ed and Steve to talk about the Ravens game this weekend.
It's Panthers week for the Baltimore Ravens! This game has been circled on Steve Smith's calender since he signed with Baltimore during the offseason. And while the main focus for Baltimore may be to get to 3-1 this year, it's clear Steve Smith would love nothing more than to make the Panthers thoroughly regret the decision they made when they released the wide receiver back in March.
Ravens are looking to extend their winning streak to 3 games when they go up against Steve Smith's former team in Baltimore on Sunday. And while the Steelers made quick work of the Panthers last week, Baltimore would be wise not to take their next opponent lightly.
Vinny Cerrato gives us his top 12 teams in the National Football League.
Each week, Paul Bessire will join me to give his picks for Capper's Corner. He will tell you where you can find value and we will always discuss the local teams.
Steve Smith has played 13 NFL seasons, loves to talk about football and craves winning.
The Carolina Panthers cut the face of the franchise, Steve Smith, and let the only other three wide receivers on the roster that caught a pass last season leave as free agents. Tight end Greg Olsen is the only proven receiver returning from last season's squad. Olsen should be Cam Newton's favorite target this season.
The Carolina Panthers really weren't even expected to contend for a playoff spot this season, but they surpassed all expectations and then some. Unfortunately, a team they got the better of during the regular season got the better of them in the playoffs.
My hands may be white from all the chalk I pick, you know there will be one supreme surprise this week. But where? Since we went 3-1 last week - losing with the wretched Bengals, like everyone else - let's try our hand at the most heavenly weekend of a most horrible winter.
The Carolina Panthers were thrilled to get the first-round bye in the NFL playoffs because it meant one less game between them and the Super Bowl. They were also very grateful for it because it allowed a number of players to fully heal up.
The only two notable names that could miss this Sunday's game between the 49ers and Panthers are Steve Smith and Carlos Rogers. While it's unlikely that Smith will sit, it would not be a surprise to see Rogers not dressed. Regardless of what happens, both teams will be fine, and shouldn't have to make any major adjustments.
This is arguably the best week of the NFL season. Who'll make the plays to remember this weekend? Lets take a look at the match-ups.
When Panthers Coach Ron Rivera said that he felt the team under the most pressure this week will be San Francisco he was dead wrong. Not only is his team the one that HAS to win this game, if he really believes that the Panthers are playing with house money he is setting his team up for failure.
The Carolina Panthers have not been to the playoffs since 2008. The upcoming game against the San Francisco 49ers will mark just the fifth time in franchise history that the Panthers have been to the playoffs, and that means the team is severely lacking in playoff experience.
Up next for the 49ers are the Carolina Panthers. Although the Panthers came to Candlestick earlier this season and beat San Francisco, the 49ers are the better team and have a very good shot at winning their second straight road playoff game.
The Carolina Panthers have a first-round bye in the upcoming playoffs and they have an extra week to prepare for whatever team may end up facing them in Bank of America Stadium. Cam Newton recently said that they don't care who their opponent is, but the key to winning is forgetting about egos and focusing on their opponent.
The Carolina Panthers had to win the last game of the season to get the NFC South title and a first-round bye so it's not like it was a time they could rest their players. Steve Smith had to sit out with an injury, and there were not a lot of other options for Cam Newton to rely on, but there need to be.
